" Liu once called Uber's negative campaign against Didi "cute.
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Mr. Trump ran a sharply negative campaign against former Gov.
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Clinton — the sort that traditionally characterize a negative campaign — Mrs.
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Often, a negative campaign stunt will inspire a new rule.
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This has gone well beyond just staging a mostly negative campaign.
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"I don't know how to run a negative campaign," he said.
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LG: It's not that there had never been negative campaign ads.
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Is that problematic to have such an anti-business, negative campaign rhetoric?
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Nevertheless, the negative campaign tactics have not been limited to Lopez Obrador.
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Insisted on mounting a grimly negative campaign against her opponent that most probably backfired.
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The newspaper reported that Fernandez was "battered" with negative campaign coverage from his opponents.
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Mr. Sanders has been insistent that he will not run a negative campaign against Mrs.
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"This could be the most negative campaign in the history of modern politics," Biden said.
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"Recently there's social media, and people will kind of start a negative campaign," he said.
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Such a negative campaign could result in a new president entering office with depleted political capital.
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Sanders doesn't get to decide when we debate, particularly when he's running a negative campaign against us.
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Amnesty International condemned the arrests and the negative campaign against those arrested that followed in local media.
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"I don't think you guys give yourself enough credit for the negative campaign you ran," Grunwald said.
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The reality is that in American politics, no incumbent is defeated without a comparative or negative campaign.
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Long feud with Trump It was Obama's latest salvo in what's become a bitterly negative campaign against Trump.
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They found that PAC ads insulate candidates from almost all the backlash that comes with negative campaign ads.
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Sanders doesn't get to decide when we debate, particularly when he's running a very negative campaign against us.
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"This is going to be the most negative campaign in the history of modern politics, I think," Biden said.
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Here's what else is happening: • The first contours of a negative campaign against Mayor Bill de Blasio are emerging.
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"For the last 10 days, they have waged a relentlessly negative campaign," a Biden adviser said on Wednesday night.
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The typical negative campaign ad usually features a solemn-voiced narrator telling you how horrible the candidate's opponent is.
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Her pollster, Joel Benenson, accused Sanders of "going negative" and running "the most negative campaign" in the history of Democratic primaries.
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Kasich, who is term-limited in 2018, has notably said that if Mandel runs a negative campaign, he won't support him.
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Imagine if we stopped voting on things designed solely for use in negative campaign ads with no chance of becoming law.
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She will no longer have to hear the negative campaign ads that have become the inescapable white noise in her life.
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After Mitt Romney lost the 2012 Presidential election, conservative operatives concluded that they needed their own putatively independent negative-campaign machine.
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The 2020 election will be the most negative campaign in modern times, and the focus will be on the Democratic nominee.
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Indeed, many analysts said, there is a strong argument that he is vulnerable to a negative campaign in a way that Mrs.
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"What Martha has chosen to do is run a very negative campaign based on false attacks and smears and lies," she added.
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This optimism was coupled with a negative campaign directed at Mueller, Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein, and the Justice Department as a whole.
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It's one reason Biden's entry in the race is a watershed moment — and one many think will preface a more negative campaign.
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"I was recalled by voters after a well-funded, misleading, and extremely negative campaign by recall proponents," Persky wrote in the email.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: Time for US to buckle down on computer-science education Are negative campaign ads helpful to voters?
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But with well over half the public harboring dislike for both candidates, it's unlikely there will be much blowback for a negative campaign.
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"He is the only person who — after he has won — is conducting a negative campaign against his opponent," said Democratic strategist Robert Shrum.
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Somebody from the Clinton campaign was going on, 'Bernie Sanders has run the most negative campaign in the history of the Democratic primary process.
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Though the Vermont senator has repeatedly said he wants to avoid a negative campaign, Mr. Sanders delivered one of his most striking critiques of Mrs.
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It was not a full vindication — a sizable factor in the outcome was the bland and negative campaign run by Mr. Scheer and his Conservatives.
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And needless to say, Pelosi effectively pushes aside any suggestion that there could be actual negative campaign fallout from her chosen course of inaction on impeachment.
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" The letter continues, "If Ms. Rodgers really cares about her own reputation she should cease her participation and association with the organizers of this negative campaign.
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Spokesman Nick Merrill took to Twitter to accuse Sanders of making a "character attack" on Clinton and going against his pledge not to run a negative campaign. .
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Speaking about Mike Pence's second attempt to unseat Phil Sharp in Congress in 1990, Gregory said, "Mike burned a lot of bridges" with his excessively negative campaign.
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"Blackburn is running overall the more negative campaign, trying to raise doubts about Bredesen, much more than Bredesen is trying to raise doubts about her," he added.
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Mr. Davis tells voters that "I hate politics" and says he is committed to restoring a civility that rises above the negative campaign ads they see on television.
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The party should push a positive narrative that is centered on economic growth reforms and substantive legislative accomplishments, and is not merely a negative campaign against the president.
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COULD BE WORSE: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Bernie Sanders is dismissing allegations from Hillary Clinton's campaign that he has run the most negative campaign in primary history.
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Clinton's campaign was thoroughly dominated — to the virtual exclusion of everything else — by negative attacks against Trump by her personally and through costly and ineffective negative campaign ads.
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" Another counseled candidates to "prepare for a negative campaign" and not shy away from giving opponents "name ID, especially if that name ID is of the negative kind.
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At a Monday night rally in North Carolina, he accused Clinton of running a "hate-filled and negative campaign" and released a television ad built around the remark.
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In past years, the famous negative campaign ads, such as the Swift Boat attack ads against John Kerry in 2004, have been launched and paid for by outside actors.
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"I think, in fact, he's probably running the most negative campaign of any Democratic presidential candidate … in a presidential primary season, yes," said Joel Benenson, Clinton's senior campaign strategist.
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Thus, the party needs to push a positive narrative that is centered on pro-growth reforms and substantive accomplishments, and is not merely a negative campaign against the president.
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With its dark and detailed invocations of a candidate's votes and quotes, a negative campaign can provide voters with the type of information they need to make an informed choice.
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I know I'm going to get a lot of suggestions on how to respond to what I suspect will be an increasingly negative campaign that the Bernie Brothers will run.
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Appearing at as many as eight political rallies a day, Mr. Erdogan waged an aggressively negative campaign, accusing the opposition of criminality or terrorism, threatening lawsuits and fueling nationalist anger.
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"Using similar techniques that were employed against Hillary Clinton in the 2016 US Presidential election," Cambridge Analytica promised to wage "a powerful negative campaign strategy to undermine" Mr. López Obrador.
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The group, the Democratic Majority for Israel, will begin airing a negative campaign spot on Wednesday, as worries mount among moderate Democrats that Mr. Sanders could win the Iowa caucuses.
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I think that's very important to mention because Bernie wasn't running that sort of negative campaign but was very good at relating to people and connecting with people on that level.
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Moore predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
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Myers, a labor activist like Bryce, has run a negative campaign, highlighting Bryce's history of debt and his nine arrests, including a 22018 drunk-driving charge to which he pleaded guilty.
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Democrats were, however, feeling more optimistic about their prospects in Mr. Issa's district, where a negative campaign against one of the Republican contenders, Assemblyman Rocky Chavez, appeared to have been effective.
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An internal memo by strategists for Democratic President Jimmy Carter showed they welcomed a Reagan candidacy, believing that they could defeat him with a negative campaign of moderates versus right wingers.
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In an odd twist, Mr. Saar has had a run-in with a professed clairvoyant who belittled his chances on television and hinted at fodder for a negative campaign against him.
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RELATED: Sanders looks forward after big weekend Sanders proudly speaks of never running a negative campaign ad in his political career, and his campaign has not run any advertising directly attacking Clinton.
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"I don't think you guys give yourself enough credit for the negative campaign you ran," said strategist Mandy Grunwald, pointing to Trump's historic negative ratings and his team's trafficking in conservative media.
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He claims that Mr. Goldsmith wants to divide communities and accuses him of targeting voters, especially Indian voters, along ethnic lines during a "desperate, negative campaign" intended to inflame anxiety about Muslims.
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Kaine, by the number of ads, the scripts and the amount of time they were on the air, actually ran a more negative campaign that year, as aides acknowledged then and now.
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For a majority of the presidential season—at least, on the Democratic side—Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has obsessively promised not to run a negative campaign against the party's presumptive frontrunner, Hillary Clinton.
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Indonesian Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita told reporters in Jakarta there should be fair treatment for all vegetable oils, and that Indonesia had protested the EU's "negative campaign" on palm oil on several occasions.
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People point to Sanders's favorables in 2016 and say he would have been a much more popular nominee than Clinton, but Sanders never had to endure a major negative campaign from the GOP.
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Her campaign has criticized him for abandoning his pledge to not wage a negative campaign and hit him on his support for a single-payer healthcare system and his record on gun control.
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If his campaign wants to run the kind of negative campaign and run negative ads ... that's going to be disappointing to a lot of Democrats who feel we have to start focusing on Republicans.
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But in a year when so many staples of American politics have faltered — television advertisements, polling, big-ticket endorsements, to name a few — will the negative campaign, whether wielded by Mr. Trump or Mrs.
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At the same time, we have no strong sense of how to sort out likely voters from nonvoters when a relentlessly negative campaign can frighten people into voting or depress them into staying home.
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Molina is a retired Republican veteran in Apache Junction, east of Phoenix, Arizona, and he's had it with the negative campaign advertising and what he sees as "narcissistic" politicians on both sides of the aisle.
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We are now within weeks of the first primaries in 2016, the gloves are off, negative campaign is getting into full swing and not many parents want their kids to grow up to be politicians.
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When López Obrador refused to concede a narrow defeat to the PAN's Felipe Calderón, after a brutally negative campaign claiming the leftist was a "danger to Mexico," many wrote him off as a lost-cause radical.
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By contrast, in late April the dark-money arm of Rhoades's group, America Rising Squared, announced the creation of a negative campaign to target leading environmentalists as well as prominent donors to environmental causes and candidates.
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Whatsapp shut down a number of accounts following an investigation by Brazilian daily Folha de Sao Paulo that found companies were buying mass text messaging packages to blast users with negative campaign ads on their phones.
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But in an abrupt reversal after retaking office, Smith changed his position on assault weapons and the NRA ran a negative campaign against him in the next election, leading in part to Sanders' election to the House.
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Days before the Iowa caucuses, Democratic Majority for Israel released an ad attacking Mr. Sanders, the first time a Democratic group had run a negative campaign spot targeting Mr. Sanders by name in his two primary bids.
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In other words, just as the use of negative campaign ads and campaign finance loopholes to channel suspect contributions eventually became routine, so too will be the use of social media to confuse and mislead the electorate.
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Whether it's the endless string of dire and negative campaign ads, the explosive rhetoric and angry debates on social media, or all the yelling on all-news TV networks, this has been a brutally long and nasty election.
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In its ruling, the court allowed unlimited corporate political spending, paving a path that has led to an influx of large donations to newly created super PACs and dark money nonprofits, many of which fuel negative campaign ads.
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"We are still going to have to fight what has been an unrelenting negative campaign against her that has made a dent in the opinion of people even who are inclined to vote for her," he said of Clinton.
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Bolstering the Remain agenda is a report from the Electoral Reform Society, a British advocacy group, which found a variety of flaws in the referendum, including voters who felt ill informed by a negative campaign on both sides. Mrs.
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Despite his negative campaign rhetoric, his rollback of Obama-era criminal justice policies, his nomination of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and now William Barr, Donald Trump has increasingly become a champion of making smart reforms to the justice system.
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Taking the stage after it became clear he and Mr. Strange would enter the runoff, Mr. Moore predicted a wave of "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama," and he leveled sharp attacks against Republican leaders.
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MORE (Ariz.) under more negative advertisements than any previous campaign in history — until his 2012 campaign eclipsed them in the race to define Mitt Romney and until 2016, when Clinton's team ran an almost entirely negative campaign against Trump.
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The violence has sparked a nationwide mix of anger and sorrow, as well as fear of what is to come, forcing Clinton, Trump and their surrogates to grapple with finding the right tone in what has been a markedly negative campaign.
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Both of these realities leave Trump and Clinton without the sage guidance that would tell them that appearing in Louisiana now, and especially being the first candidate to appear there, would look very presidential and positive in what's been an extraordinarily negative campaign.
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"I think that this for me is a celebration ... for me personally, I am not celebrating the swearing-in or the inauguration of someone who campaigned on such a negative campaign and wants to govern in that way as he has shown," Lee said.
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To beat him in November, the tech industry and its allies — the cable companies, the data brokers and the financial companies and retailers that used their data for advertising — would have to mount a huge negative campaign, at considerable cost to their own image.
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But according to a poll taken the week before the election, voters thought Jerry Kilgore ran the more negative campaign by a margin of 4 to 1 — a result Kaine's aides credit to his delivering many of the attacks himself in direct-to-camera ads.
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The Florida attack, in which a gunman killed 49 people at a gay nightclub and wounded 53 could have a lingering impact on the presidential race, mixing concerns about immigration, gun violence and religious tolerance into what has already been a volatile and sharply negative campaign.
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In addition, global executives are collectively uncertain but tilt positive on whether the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will enter into force, with 2628 percent of executives believing that it will be ratified in the next 28500 months, despite negative campaign rhetoric from Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Fox and his co-author, political scientist Jennifer Lawless, have found that women are more likely than men to be dissuaded from running by the possibility of a negative campaign, and by the potential loss of privacy involved in becoming a candidate for public office, Margolin reports.
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She may, too, have received a boost from the backlash against an unusually negative campaign mailing from Mr. Martins, one that claimed Ms. Curran, a mother of three, would "roll out the welcome mat" for the violent gang MS-13, known for assaulting its victims with machetes.
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DES MOINES — A Democratic super PAC will begin airing attack ads in Iowa against Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont on Wednesday, marking the first time a Democratic organization has run a negative campaign spot targeting Mr. Sanders by name in either of his two primary campaigns.
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" Attempting to highlight the political risk in voting against Pompeo's nomination in tough midterm races given the international turmoil and high stakes, one GOP aide put it plainly: "A 'no' vote is a negative campaign ad a day for every one of them for the next six months.
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At the time, his surprising win was the result of a number of factors: Bobby Jindal, the prior Republican governor, was immensely unpopular, Vitter ran a highly negative campaign that alienated Republicans, and Edwards steadily made the case for himself while effectively hammering his opponent on a prostitution scandal.
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"It was a perfectly targeted negative campaign ad, but the average person had no idea who had really written it or what their motivations were," said Ms. Bateson, 35, who is running in the Fourth Congressional District, a mountainous stretch of land between Sequoia National Forest and Lake Tahoe.
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"I have tried — as I hope you all know — not to run a negative campaign ... to keep this discussion on a high level, where we debate the issues facing this country," Sanders said, standing up from his chair at the forum, held in Iowa a week before primary voting begins.
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Taken together with the move earlier in the week by local Republicans in Manhattan to add a "Stop de Blasio" ballot line to two State Assembly races, the first contours of the negative campaign against Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, are emerging, even if no challengers have yet done so.
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While his aides insist publicly that victory is in sight, the approach represents a tacit admission that Mr. Trump, who has run a highly divisive and negative campaign and is viewed unfavorably by large percentages of minority and female voters, cannot expand his own vote total in a meaningful way.
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" (By the way, Clinton did tweet about the somber day in American history, just as Conway did.) Next, shocking to no one, Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders wasn't ready to talk about healthcare or DACA, but she came to her briefing on Wednesday with prepared remarks about Clinton's book, calling it "sad" and saying she ran a "negative campaign.
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NEWARK — Visibly angered by weeks of negative campaign fliers and a new television ad attacking him, Jack Ciattarelli repeatedly fought back against his opponent in the Republican primary for New Jersey governor Thursday night, criticizing Kim Guadagno's plans for auditing the state government and questioning her political tactics in a fiery debate defined by interruptions and accusations.
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